Agritourism Retreat with Pool in Siena, Tuscany

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The natural stone façade, with wooden shutters and a tiled roof marked by chimneys, immediately introduces the character of this agriturismo in Siena: a spacious property designed to welcome and provide ample room for a fully enjoyable outdoor life. Surrounding the building, the private garden guides the eye towards the pool, set in a bright and secluded context, where greenery, trees, and the presence of a pergola create a relaxed and tangible atmosphere, more focused on the quality of spaces than on showy effects. The numbers clearly convey the property's substance: 1,500 square meters of commercial area distributed across 35 rooms and 10 bathrooms, a significant size that opens up many possibilities for use while maintaining a strong coherence with the nature of an agriturismo. The interiors are part of a complex that, even externally, retains a recognizable identity thanks to the natural stone, windows with shutters, and the presence of the private garden surrounding the building. The private pool is one of the elements that most strongly define the property's profile: it has a curved shape, a brick edge, and a paving of light tiles and terracotta that outlines its perimeter with simplicity and measure. Nearby, sunbeds and umbrellas create areas dedicated to rest and relaxation, while the lawn and vegetation help make the outdoor spaces continuous and well-integrated with the surroundings. The hilly landscape, visible beyond the garden, further enhances the feeling of being in an authentic part of the Tuscan countryside, without detracting from the property's centrality. Days here find a natural rhythm between the generous indoor spaces and outdoor life, with the pool becoming the focal point during the brightest hours and the garden inviting more intimate moments, in the shade of trees or the pergola. The size of the property allows for envisioning its use as a representative residence or as a hospitality venue, in a setting that combines privacy, tranquility, and a direct relationship with the countryside. Siena adds to all this a strong, recognizable, and ever-relevant territorial reference. A property of this scale, with 35 rooms, a private pool, and such a well-defined external layout, finds its value precisely in the balance between rural identity and spaciousness. In Siena, in the heart of Tuscany, it represents a proposal suitable for those seeking a property with presence, breadth, and a natural vocation for hospitality.